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I probably would too if I could figure out which part of it that is.
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Devyl posted:
open carrier delivery. Chrysler at least has the good sense to ship their high end cars in closed specialist auto carriers.
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T1g4h posted:Yo, racing sim dudes, what would you guys suggest I get if I wanted a decent wheel to play DiRT Rally with? I'm picking up a GTX 970 + another 8GB of RAM in a few weeks, after that I think I'm gonna splurge on a nice wheel / pedal combo. I kinda want to get a Logitech G27 but I don't know if I can justify that $240 price. I mean, it looks loving rad and I really really really want it, but is there anything decent that's a bit less pricy? I have a DrivingForce GT I used for iRacing and its been perfectly serviceable. Picked it up used cheap and it was dead simple to configure.
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# ? May 7, 2015 03:04 |
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So, yeah, Interstellar? Someone made a Kerbal Space Program mod for it: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/99841-1-0-2-Endurance-%28from-Interstellar%29-0-5-1
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Das Volk posted:open carrier delivery. Chrysler at least has the good sense to ship their high end cars in closed specialist auto carriers. True, but remember that the Viper isn't produced in large numbers like the Corvette. I'm sure if it was, it would be shipped the same way
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# ? May 7, 2015 03:13 |
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CornHolio posted:I've been doing the latter, and even been working on signing up at the local gym, but it hasn't been helping lately. Gallstones will scare the poo poo out of you like that. I would have sworn I was having a heart attack last time they hit me, from where and how bad the pain was.
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Volumes of scale means theres no reason if they built enough of them we couldnt get that poo poo down to Corolla MSRP right?
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Adiabatic posted:In other news, I came home today to find my roommate eating an iguana: I heard it tastes like chicken. But so does alligator, and various other critters that aren't very describable.... but it always tastes like chicken.
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Chicken is pretty bland when it isn't seasoned.
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I'd eat the gently caress out of an iguana, wouldnt even come close to the worst thing I've ever put in my mouth by a long shot.
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It was super chewy. Not gamey, but it had a weird tang to it. Otherwise tastes like steak.
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# ? May 7, 2015 03:21 |
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Time to have a pint of ben and jerrys for dinner because I was a dumbass and forgot to eat until after Five Guys closed, suck iiiiiit (still 6'5", capable of picking up 400lb engines and walking off with them, don't remember what the inside of a gym looks like, and 210lbs +/- 10, like I have been for the last decade)
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DICKPOCALYPSE NOW posted:Volumes of scale means theres no reason if they built enough of them we couldnt get that poo poo down to Corolla MSRP right? You'd think that. Everytime I hop on the interstate I drive by the plant. Behind it is an easy 5-600 vettes waiting for decals and shipping.
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# ? May 7, 2015 03:26 |
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mariooncrack posted:Chicken is pretty bland when it isn't seasoned. gently caress unseasoned chicken. I had an ex gf that used to eat that all the time. She would eat that and white rice... Id rather go hungry.
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kastein posted:Time to have a pint of ben and jerrys for dinner because I was a dumbass and forgot to eat until after Five Guys closed, suck iiiiiit You don't need a gym, between your house and your taste in cars you get plenty of exercise not dying. :P
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kastein posted:Time to have a pint of ben and jerrys for dinner because I was a dumbass and forgot to eat until after Five Guys closed, suck iiiiiit 5'7" 140lbs (probably closer to 135 actually) just bench pressed a diff into my car and held it up with one hand while I slid the rear mount bolt in because maneuvering it in with a jack was too difficult. I still can't get it to line up to bolt the rest of it up
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Cage posted:If there are no G25s or 27s on craigslist look for the driving force gt. Came out before those but its still a decent wheel. I use one for iracing. +1 on the Driving Force GT. It's far from perfect but it's much better than anything lower end than it, and can be found pretty cheaply. I do want to upgrade to a G27 one of these days, though.
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T-Square posted:5'7" 140lbs (probably closer to 135 actually) just bench pressed a diff into my car and held it up with one hand while I slid the rear mount bolt in because maneuvering it in with a jack was too difficult. I'm also a fan of the 100 yard "drag a whole Subaru rear suspension" dash - realizing they close in 5 minutes is powerful motivation. Junkyard/garage workouts are the best. As for lining the bolts up, it's probably a funky angle or you have the bushing the first one went through stretched oddly from the weight. I hate that.
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# ? May 7, 2015 04:32 |
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I miss the days of having labor work, or the days on the farm. I was a tanned, sexy rear end teenager/early 20er.. If I'd been a bit less oblivious I could have been drowning in tail, but I was content with the girl who crushed on me for two years who then shattered my heart into a million pieces a few years later. Realtalk: How the gently caress am I still not over a girl I dated from 2006-2012 who cheated on me multiple times? Ugh. Now, with a desk job/traveling night job, I sometimes have to go a week or more without being able to turn on the stove, living off of gas station food. Biking to work turned things around a bit, but still.
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Beach Bum posted:I miss [...] the days on the farm. I was a tanned, sexy rear end teenager/early 20er.. If I'd been a bit less oblivious I could have been drowning in tail Holy poo poo that was so me. I look at pictures of me in high school, I was loving fit, muscular, tanned. I had one girlfriend in high school, none in college, and was basically a total dipshit in that regard. Working all day outside, climbing up and down a water tanker truck's tank over and over... That and cross country really did amazing things to teenage me.
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kastein posted:Time to have a pint of ben and jerrys for dinner because I was a dumbass and forgot to eat until after Five Guys closed, suck iiiiiit *dies of tetanus at before he turns 50*
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nm posted:*dies of tetanus at before he turns 50* My Tdap shot is fully up to date. You fuckers aren't getting rid of me that easily.
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Das Volk posted:open carrier delivery. Chrysler at least has the good sense to ship their high end cars in closed specialist auto carriers. Chrysler: keeping our cars inside and our connecting rods on the outside.
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Diet chat: just ate a bag of Larry the Cable Guy's Pecan Country Corn ( I don't know why I bought this ) and drinking sprite & cake vodka. My wife is quite pregnant now so I am drinking all of her old boozes. They are not good.
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angryhampster posted:Diet chat: just ate a bag of Larry the Cable Guy's Pecan Country Corn ( I don't know why I bought this ) and drinking sprite & cake vodka. My wife is quite pregnant now so I am drinking all of her old boozes. No worries. You're eating for three.
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Das Volk posted:open carrier delivery. Chrysler at least has the good sense to ship their high end cars in closed specialist auto carriers. While I was at the hotel in Tooele, a car carrier pulled in and parked for the night. It was full of Tesla Model S's. I drooled a bit.
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General_Failure posted:The problem I'm facing with the poly plumbing is I have no idea how to do it. I'm going to have to ask my in-laws what fittings they used and where they got them. Metric poly has made doing poly plumbing absolutely dead simple. Get blue line poly in whatever size you choose and simply cut to length for your runs. The joiners and elbows all slide over the outside and then you tighten the collar down with a pair of multi grips or a pipe wrench. Make all sorts of elbows, tees, joiners and adapters to BSP in elbows and tees too. They even make one like a shark bite fitting to grab onto old unthreaded copper or galv too. Not the cheapest solution out there, but certainly easiest. Philmac used to have the soul patent on it but it's expired- shop around cos there are cheaper versions of the connectors. Also go to an ag shop rather than hardware store if you can.
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mariooncrack posted:Chicken is pretty bland when it isn't seasoned. By that, do you mean "completely unseasoned" or "only seasoned with salt and pepper"? Because chicken tastes goddamn awesome by itself, unless you only eat skinless boneless chicken breast, in which case you may as well just stop eating altogether, since you have literally no tastebuds. Get some thighs, skin and bones and all, and it'll taste OK even without seasoning. Add just salt and pepper and it becomes downright heavenly. (And it becomes the best food in the entire world when basted after cooking, in its own juices mixed with fresh thyme.)
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T1g4h posted:You guys really need to watch the Mad Max series Mighty Car Mods is doing if you aren't already. Their project car is turning out awesome so far Rhyno posted:The new episode went up a couple hours ago and it's fuckin awesome. You two made sure to watch RIGHT UNTIL THE END, didn't you? https://youtu.be/JO9vgdSnbeg?t=16m7s Olympic Mathlete fucked around with this message at 09:56 on May 7, 2015 |
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KozmoNaut posted:By that, do you mean "completely unseasoned" or "only seasoned with salt and pepper"? Completely unseasoned. I've thought that the saying "it tastes like chicken" comes from the fact that chicken itself is relatively unseasoned. I probably should have explained it better in my first post.
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Goddamn. That was a hell of a show. Chunk, No Captain Chunk! puts on a hell of a show! But everything kind of went downhill afterwards. Blew my budget by double (I HAD to have a Chunk, No Captain Chunk! shirt, plus like a dipshit I knocked a drink out of someone's hand while jumping around, so I bought her another drink... I'd already closed my tab, and they had a $10 minimum when paying by card, so I asked what the cheapest shot would be for me to buy to bring it up to $10), tried to drive home afterwards thinking I was sotally tober enough, realized that was a bad idea after I played Whack a Jersey Barrier, got a room at a Motel 6 down the road (nearly 70 miles to get home, it's a bad enough idea to drive a mile after a few beers, I have no loving idea what I was thinking). So I blew my budget at the show by about $40, then blew $55 on a lovely hotel room that I slept less than 4 hours in. Upside is the a/c was ice cold, and the shower was loving awesome (scalding hot with a massage shower head). I figure I overspent by nearly $100. Woke up around 3am, took a shower, checked out of the motel (felt bad about waking up the owner to check out, she was obviously irritated), got a mile down the road before I realized my Whack A Boss isn't happy. Thankfully he was awake when I texted him "had a flat, then the spare blew out", he hopes I can make it in at some point today. Probably not happening though, I'm not on the insurance for any other car here. Also, faith in humanity restored for a bit. Someone was walking around with a Fitbit at the show and asking who it belonged to. Wound up being mine, I guess it fell off while I was jumping/moshing/shoving/etc. Double checked to make sure it was mine and synced to my phone before taking it from them, gave her a hug and bought her a drink. Never noticed it had fallen off, they found it on the floor. Also, the accent of the guys in Chunk! is loving adorable. randomidiot fucked around with this message at 11:35 on May 7, 2015 |
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Drinking, driving, quit one.
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I might actually have a job lined up, at long loving last. Email exchange has been very promising, they've talked to one of my references, and they want the position filled quickly which given that I'm currently unemployed works for me! It'll be nice to put money in the Impractical Car Fund rather than take it out.
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Best weight loss idea ever - dropping soft drinks full stop. The whole just water thing really is as good as it's made out to be
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Cakefool posted:Drinking, driving, quit one. Quoted for emphasis.
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Adiabatic posted:In other news, I came home today to find my roommate eating an iguana: I'm at GTMO right now and the iguanas are endangered, and it's super illegal to run over one let alone harass one ($10k fine), and seeing guy with ACU pants eating iguana freaked me out.
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CornHolio posted:I feel like I'm going through a particularly bad bout of depression lately. This constant sense of foreboding, of doom, won't leave my mind hardly at all. I'm constantly thinking morbid thoughts, of my eventual demise, that of my parents, that none of it matters, etc... My wife had the identical symptoms. Diagnosis? Late-onset celiac disease. Headaches, bloating, severe intestinal distress, skin problems, depression, acid reflux, joint pain, shortness of breath, pleurisy type symptoms/lung pain. All of that poo poo from the glutens. She cut them out for two weeks and she was like a whole new person. What's hosed up is my Mom got late-onset celiac too. Her symptoms are all the gastric stuff along with wheat-triggered rheumatism. No wonder when I eat bread my knees tell me to go gently caress myself, because that poo poo runs in families Try it for two weeks cornholio. I still miss bread and pasta and poo poo, but the gluten free fad has made it easier.
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I need to jump on the diet train too. Real bad. Too the people saying to eat veggies that's pro talk unless you're like me and think most vegetables taste like butt. Blame it on growing up low-middle class and the diet that comes along with it. I'm going to have to figure something out. Wanna try a keto diet and see where that takes me.
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CornHolio posted:Any advice? I need a tune-up guys Bad sleep can cause all sorts of problems, if you sleep badly, look there and preceding activities. I know I'm all hosed up due to severe apnea, lovely 20 y.o bed that's broken, drinking etc. Coredump posted:I need to jump on the diet train too. Real bad. Too the people saying to eat veggies that's pro talk unless you're like me and think most vegetables taste like butt. Blame it on growing up low-middle class and the diet that comes along with it. I'm going to have to figure something out. Wanna try a keto diet and see where that takes me. Veges are fine, just need to cook properly. I don't have a problem eating right despite all the other problems I have. When I first went off the rails I spent all my time learning growing, cooking and buying the right poo poo. Didn't help for me because I am me , but for the normal person it might. Roasting or stir frying most veg make them taste delicious. Then it's vinegars, spices and Asian sauces that help top them off. Fo3 fucked around with this message at 14:00 on May 7, 2015 |
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Taco Box posted:My wife had the identical symptoms. Diagnosis? Late-onset celiac disease. Headaches, bloating, severe intestinal distress, skin problems, depression, acid reflux, joint pain, shortness of breath, pleurisy type symptoms/lung pain. All of that poo poo from the glutens. She cut them out for two weeks and she was like a whole new person. What's hosed up is my Mom got late-onset celiac too. Her symptoms are all the gastric stuff along with wheat-triggered rheumatism. No wonder when I eat bread my knees tell me to go gently caress myself, because that poo poo runs in families Good god, I have those symptoms to a T. I've even had this weird skin problem on my face but I thought it was because our water softener is broken. Maybe I do have late-onset celiac. Is there a test they can run for that, or is it a case of "stop eating gluten for a few weeks and see what happens." edit: Although, if I have bread or pasta or something gluteny, I don't feel like poo poo afterwards. Not that I can remember, anyway. Nobody in my family has it that I know of, maybe that's what it is though. Fo3 posted:How's your sleep? Plus what do you do, eat or drink before it and how lovely is the situation (bed/mattress, noise, partner etc)? I get a minimum of 7 hours of sleep a night, typically about nine. It feels like a good sleep, though I'm not a morning person and hit my snooze button several times. My pillow is old and flat and I need a new one pretty bad. If I sleep on my back it has a tendency to trigger episodes of sleep paralysis (and seriously, gently caress that poo poo), but I never get them if I stay off of my back. I avoid food for at least an hour before I go to bed, sometimes I'll have a drink or two in that hour. Rarely though. Occasionally I shower right before bed. Usually the half hour before I go to bed I'm showering and trying to corral the kids into their beds, clean up their messes downstairs, turn all the lights off that they left on, yell at the kids to go to bed again, bring the cats inside (they hang out in our sunroom, it isn't outside-outside), yell at the kids again to go to bed... I never feel stressed out, but I'm sure my kids cause me a certain amount of anxiety and that may also be driving some of the symptoms. CornHolio fucked around with this message at 14:22 on May 7, 2015 |
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